Les fantômes du Tonkin

What shaped Swiss thought? By analysing the history of the country, Tristan Miquel and Julien Girardin question the ethical and philosophical challenges facing their society and draw up parallels between the past and the present to stimulate reflection on different schools of thought.

"My job involves bringing people from all over the world to the most beautiful places in the world and giving them a little happiness". This is how Gilbert Trigano described his life's work: Club Med. We look back at a utopian idea that became a reality.

Wendy Pillonel's docu-drama follows the fate of the Brefin family. Two members of the family are searching for Mireille and Rosette, who disappeared in the 2004 tsunami. An opportunity to look back at their moments of hope and despair, the difficulty of grieving to continue to live. Firsthand experiences.

December 1944. They thought that the war was over because Belgium had been freed three months earlier. But the families in Ardennes saw the Germans return by surprise. We look back at a terrible battle, through accounts, sequences from the archives and interviews with historians.

A best of from the cult programme that lays its subject bare. Daring and acerbic!

As part of the Romandy Mémoire(s) project, RTS has organised public screenings of archive footage in several different Swiss localities. An opportunity for the local population to relive their shared history.

Jonas Schneiter is celebrating the 70th anniversary of Télévision suisse romande. This is the opportunity to watch outstanding images and personalities again from French-speaking Swiss television from yesterday and today. On the programme: emblematic sequences, memories, laughter and emotion, under the eye of a new generation of viewers.

A friendly, off-the-cuff entertainment programme featuring artists from yesterday and today.

A century ago, Paris hosted the Olympic Games. Set in the unique social, cultural and political context shortly after WWI there were two notable absences: Germany and Russia. A look back at the Games, that saw the consecration of Paavo Nurmi, the "Flying Finn", and the American swimmer Johnny Weissmuller.